Rolling Stones warm up gig

Started by Big_Stu, October 26, 2012, 04:33:29 PM

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nofi

i think sparks were too clever for their own good at the time. if they had happened ten or fifteen years later they might have seen greater sucess.
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Big_Stu

Quote from: John Lennon on November 28, 2012, 06:08:26 PM"Christ, they've got Hitler on the telly!"

That didn't kick up nearly as much fuss as this TOTP appearance did at around the same time.


Dave W

Quote from: uwe on November 28, 2012, 10:02:05 AM
Dave, I fear there is some overlap between The Voice type singing and DP, it's probably fair to say that Glenn Hughes invented it long before Mariah Carey and Whitney Houston!
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See, now you even have a reason to despise DP!  8) I believe anyone singing/squealing "Georgia on my mind" like Glenn did here (my, it must have been good coke on that day!), would win The Voice hands down, don't you?

That's awful but not normal for DP.

I hate the nauseating melisma of "Whiney" Houston and Mariah Carey. That's bad enough, made worse for me by the yokels in the audience who whoop and holler when someone stretches a one-syllable word into a dozen syllables. What I'm talking about on The Voice is all that and more. You see these promos where the contestants are in a  "sing-off" where the object is to yowl and wail as long and loud as possible. And while the show is allegedly about voices, it's complete with elaborate stage productions. Which is fitting, I suppose, since the voices are so wretched.

patman

Music should never be an athletic event

uwe

Not normal for DP? Not normal for anyone!  :mrgreen:

I admit I like the athletic aspect of it though. But it's quite enough after a while, doesn't need to be longer than it was.
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Dave W

News story this morning points out that the average age of the Stones is almost two years older than the average age of the US Supreme Court members.

uwe

"What a draaaaaag it is getting o-hold ..."

To be fair: Younger or not, the Supreme Court is good for more surprises even today then The Stones have been ever.  :mrgreen:
We've taken too much for granted ... and all the time it had grown ...
From techno seeds we first planted ... evolved a mind of its own ...